4 articles to prepare your trip
Malin Head
At the northern tip of Irlande, Malin Head closes the Wild Atlantic Way with its cliffs, military relics and northern lights over the Inishowen Peninsula.
Fjord De Killary
Stretching 16 km between Mayo and Galway, Killary Fjord marks the northern boundary of Connemara. Cruises, Famine Walk and fishing villages on the agenda.
Glendalough
An ancient monastic settlement nestled in the Wicklow Mountains, Glendalough blends Celtic ruins, glacial lakes, and some of Ireland's most breathtaking trails.
Wild beaches, early Christian sites and Irish-speaking villages: the Dingle Peninsula concentrates all the charms of Ireland's Wild Atlantic Way.
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